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Welcome to OpenBCI

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Getting Started

  • Getting Started
  • Boards

    • Cyton Getting Started Guide
    • Daisy Getting Started Guide
    • Ganglion Getting Started Guide
    • WiFi Shield Getting Started Guide

    Biosensing Setups

    • Setting up for EEG
    • Setting up for ECG
    • Setting up for EMG

    Community

    • Welcome to the OpenBCI Community

Cyton Board

  • Cyton Board
  • Cyton Specs
  • Cyton Data Format
  • Cyton Board SDK
  • Cyton Board Programming Tutorial
  • Cyton Radios Programming Tutorial
  • External Trigger on OpenBCI Cyton Board
  • Using SD Card with OpenBCI

Ganglion Board

  • Ganglion Board
  • Ganglion Specs
  • Ganglion Data Format
  • Ganglion SDK
  • Ganglion Programming Tutorial

Headwear & Electrodes

  • Add Ons
  • Headwear

    • Ultracortex Mark IV
    • Ultracortex Mark III
    • OpenBCI EEG Headband Kit Guide
    • Electrode Cap Getting Started Guide

    Electrodes

    • Electrode Guide

Third-Party Hardware

  • Third-Party Hardware
  • EmotiBit

    • EmotiBit Guide

    HEGduino Kit

    • HEGduino How-to

    IDUN Dryode

    • IDUN Dryode™

    Myoware

    • MyoWare OpenBCI Integration (Cyton Board)
    • MyoWare OpenBCI Integration (Ganglion Board)

    Pulse Sensor

    • Pulse Sensor Guide

    ThinkPulse

    • ThinkPulse™ Getting Started Guide

    WiFi Shield

    • OpenBCI WiFi
    • Wifi Shield Programming Tutorial
    • OpenBCI WiFi Shield API
    • OpenBCI Wifi SDK

Software

  • Compatible Software
  • Developed By OpenBCI

    • The OpenBCI GUI
    • GUI Widget Guide

    Compatible Third Party Software

    • MATLAB
    • Neuromore
    • OpenViBE
    • Lab Streaming Layer (LSL)
    • BrainBay
    • BioEra
    • VirtualBox Windows Guide

For Developers

  • For Developers
  • Software Development
  • Firmware Development
  • Hardware Development

Deprecated Documents

  • Deprecated Docs
  • Spiderclaw V1 & V2 (deprecated)
  • OpenBCI 8bit Board (no longer in production)
  • Ultracortex Mark 1
  • Ultracortex Mark 2
  • Ultracortex Mark III "Nova" & "Supernova" (REVISED)
  • Python and OpenBCI
  • OpenBCI Hub

Troubleshooting

  • Troubleshooting Landing
  • Minimizing Noise
  • GUI Troubleshooting
  • FTDI Buffer Fix on Linux
  • FTDI Buffer Fix on OS X
  • FTDI Buffer Fix on Windows

Example Projects

  • Example Projects
  • Arduino Focus Example

    • Send Focus Data from GUI to Arduino

    Experiments

    • Puppies and Kittens Experiment

    Community Page Projects

    • Community Page Projects

    EMG Projects and Tutorials

    • EMG Scrolling
    • EMG-controlled Stop/Start Music
    • EMG-controlled Slideshow
    • EMG-controlled LED
    • EMG Chrome Dino Game

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Welcome to the OpenBCI Community

openbci.com/community/

Thank you! You represent the heart of OpenBCI. Without your support and belief in the OpenBCI mission, we wouldn't be where we are today.

The OpenBCI Community interface is our latest project. It consists of:

  • The People - you! The people making posts and creating challenges
  • The Feed - where new community posts end up
  • Join - the way to register (send this to your friends)!

After you register and are verified (we must approve your application), your account will be switched from subscriber to contributor. After this, you'll be able to create posts and challenges! Posts appear in the Community Feed, and challenges appear on the Challenges Page. More on this below.

Editing Your Profile

Upon registering, you should have received an email with your Login/Password. If you did not, reach out to me and I’ll help you recover it. To edit your profile:

  1. Go to the OpenBCI Wordpress login & enter your Login/Password
  • Navigate to “Profile” on the left-hand side of the admin page
  • Add any missing information
  • Click the “Save” button to confirm

Note: your profile will not appear on the People Page until you have a first name, last name, and photo. All other info is optional (but encouraged)!

If your profile is still not showing up on the People Page, reach out to contact@openbci.com. We’ll make sure your profile is active and set up as a contributor.

Making Posts

Making a post is a great way to share a cool project, tutorial, or research study that you’ve completed. In general, a post should be something finished (a hack, a lesson, a research study with findings, etc.).

Our community page is based on the Wordpress platform. If you’ve used Wordpress before, you’ll feel right at home. If not, no worries—it’s easy! Log in the same way you would to edit your profile. When you log in, the Wordpress admin page should appear with an option to see the Posts section. Click on it and select Add New from the menu. Next, follow this great tutorial on how to write a Wordpress post. You are now ready to start sharing your work!

If you have your own blog/website where you’ll be posting content related to OpenBCI, create an “OpenBCI” tag that you can assign to your posts, and then send us your blog’s URL. We can then add your RSS/tag/OpenBCI feed to our community page. Your posts will then automatically appear in our Community Feed and redirect back to your blog!

On The Horizon

The OpenBCI Community interface will be forever under development. We really want your feedback! If you have suggestions, please email contact@openbci.com.

As we move forward, we want to improve the level of interactivity between community members and also provide incentives for posting cool projects and challenges.

In addition, we are thinking about ways to enable you to request and share biodata with other members of the OpenBCI Community. Of course the priority will always be that all data exchanged in this way belongs to the individual who generates the data (first and foremost) and will remain open for others access.

Final Note

The OpenBCI Community is only as strong as its members. We are calling upon you (!) to help us push the OpenBCI mission forward by collaborating with each other and going the extra step to share the work that you do. The more we all contribute and collaborate, the more the community benefits as a whole! Let's see what we can build together!

Last updated on 12/1/2020
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